List Of Compositions By Claude Debussy By Lesure Numbers
This is a list of compositions by Claude Debussy, organized by the catalogue created by musicologist François Lesure in 1977. The catalogue was necessary because Debussy did not use opus numbers, except for his String Quartet (labeled Op. 10).
For a list organized by genre, see List of compositions by Claude Debussy by genre.
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